i have a mp3 player not an I pod Does it make a difference in quality of music if it is an mp3?
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No it doesn't make a lot of difference but if your mp3s are poorly recorded it won't sound as great.. The headphones are still an excellent deal for what. they are selling for.. I also used the headphones to listen to Netflix movies to which I will give an update.. Great headphones!!
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Ya it can if it is not of good quality. It doesn't have to be a IPOD just has to be of good quality.
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Likely not aince apple uses acc/mp4 music files though not impossible to convert files to mp3. Apple in my opinion makes superior music players. Suggest getting an Ipod product
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BTW, I'm not completely sure how much of a difference there will be with MP3's. To really get the best quality sound i would recommend FLAC files. Particularly while listening through a high quality signal chain there is a MASSIVE quality difference between any MP3 and FLAC (basically akin to the difference between SD and HD tv - so for you it would be like watching an SD signal through an HD tv - not much of an improvement). Most people just can't tell the difference because their speakers and/or DAC are poor.
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No. You need to connect your iPod to an amplifier. The speakers connect to the amplifier
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It does on an I device, if your running of you computer you need iTunes or a 25$ program. There is a lot of lag between the player and the speakers and this device is hard to connect I always have to reset it
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I play my Creative Zen MP3 player by attaching it to the aux input. I dislike Apple iPods and do not know if there is an adapter for the aux to enable an iPod but the Zen works great.
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I can not answer this question, I only listen to music and podcasts that has been formatted to MP3.
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This is not an iPod it's just the screen. So if you're thinking of buying this as an MP3 well don't.
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I could not get it to work with mp3, to me it is a piece of junk ank i would not buy it.
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What format are your files in? If MP3 then there will be zero problem. I have all of my MP3's on an external hard drive as well & all of my tag info was kept intact when I imported the tracks into iTunes.If the format is WMA then iTunes will want to convert the files into a format that the iPod will play. Tags will likely remain intact but the files will be changed I believe.
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WMV sounds as good or better than MP4 AAC. Anyone who has spent any time encoding audio files would tell you that it is the encoding step that gives you the quality so even an MP3 can sound as good. The audio circuitry is so much better in the Creative devices, does your iPod have a 96db signal-to-noise ratio? That's right, your iPod does not. Have fun being an individual just like everyone else with your iPod.
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I'm not entirely sure, I primarily store jpeg images on it. I know as long as the music files are standard MP3 (this standard format can play in any device). You may want to check with Apple "Genius" in store or online to get definitive answer (especially enquire what exactly format of files iTunes are). I hope this helps.
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Yes, with a headphone jack to RCA jack converter. You'll need to turn the mp3 player up all the way for the input signal to be strong enough. Depending on the quality of your receiver you'll likely get a small amount of hiss with your music (mostly noticed between songs and not so much during them).
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Yes to both questions. However, the sound quality isn't the best for music.
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It technically has an MP3 player but it doesn't cycle through your playlist like it should. It stays on repeat until you change the song and then repeats that song aswell.
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Yes the IPOD is too weak; a boost will bring out the clarity in your music. I use FIIO AMPS. You will love these cans.
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When you convert to MP3 there is always sound quality issues. The turntable is a low end but good value turntable.